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Selling out how big corporate money buys elections, rams through legislation, and betrays our democracy
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TextPublication details: New York ReganBooks 2002Description: 342p. ill. ; 24 cmISBN: - 0060523921
- 324.780973 22 GR-S
- JK1991 .G74 2002
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| 324.780973 FR-G Gold-plated politics running for congress in the 1990s | 324.780973 GI-M Money rules financing elections in America | 324.780973 GO-M Money matters consequences of campaign finance reform in U.S. House elections | 324.780973 GR-S Selling out how big corporate money buys elections, rams through legislation, and betrays our democracy | 324.780973 KU-G Gilded dome the U.S. Senate and campaign finance reform | 324.780973 MA-C Cash constituents of congress | 324.780973 MA-M Money chase congressional campaign finance reform |
Includes bibliographical references and index.
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